CSC 200 Final Exam

A model which is the basis of the classic life cycle

An activity in waterfall model which covers a comprehensive study of the requirements of both the user and the software

It refers to the transaction of the design into machine-readable form.

It is the process of taking a complex process and breaking it down into its smaller, simpler parts

The first generation tools developed in 1970s and 1960s

A structured repository of data about data which includes a list of terms and their definitions for save and all the data items.

A graphical portrayal of results that resembles the branches of a tree and the state

It turns the software requirements into specifications for objects and desired class hierarchies from which the object can be created

Refers to the enactment of the program using objects, in an object oriented programming language such as C

Refers to the methods of specifying requirements of the software in terms of the real world objects their conduct and their interactions.